Time Travel Through American Comics, but the Secret Cult Leader

[Recommendation index: ★★★] No heroine/esoteric cult/Disco Elysium/dc&Marvel double penetration/micro stream of consciousness Possible red flags: The protagonist has a physical disability (one leg is lame), but it does not affect the action, but in case someone is disgusted, I will mention it specially. It's rare to see a protagonist with such a deformity, and it's not the kind where the deformity is treated as a gimmick and cured within a few chapters, but it's actually quite interesting. In terms of setting, the protagonist can travel back and forth between the two worlds of DC and Marvel. At the same time, elements of the Esoteric Cult and Disco Elysium are introduced. There are two settings for the Esoteric Cult. It is slow to develop and will not establish the Esoteric Cult right away. There are a few stream-of-consciousness fragments in the plot (it wouldn't make sense to write about the esoteric religion without stream-of-consciousness), so the radio waves may need to be checked. So far, the protagonist is considered to be in the positive camp, but judging from the author's description, there should be cooperation/confrontation in the later stage. After all, the idea of ​​establishing a secret sect has begun, and many related rituals, spells, etc. Seem to be more "evil", such as *Sprouting the Walking Dead*. Since the esoteric elements are weakened, this book should be understandable to readers who have never played the game. All in all, it is still worth reading. Unfortunately, the description of esotericism and some stream of consciousness harmed the book, so the writing and plot are not as popular as other themes at the same level. (In addition, the character design of the protagonist in this book is quite good. Recently, I have become a little tired of it after reading too much of it. This kind of serious character but good at using honorifics and yin and yang is more refreshing to me. / I have written 200 chapters and have started to establish a church (there are still only single digit members). /The Marvel line was cut off due to performance reasons. The writing became more and more chaotic after that, and I did not continue to build an organization.

There are too many background settings, the plot is not well organized and very jumpy, and it's all about the Riddler.